New file formats in 1.3

banned-ips.txt

#Address, Date/Time, Banned By, Until, For

#Exactly the same as banned-players, but with IP addresses.

banned-players.txt

#Name, Date/Time, Banned By, Until, For

#All values are trimmed
#<-- these are comments and will be ignored by the parser
#The reason field may contain unescaped commas (, <--). It will be loaded as split(line, 5).
Hackz0r5001,2012-12-31 12:15:09 CEST,Dinnerbone,Forever,For being unoriginal, I mean really!
Hackz0r5000,2012-12-31 12:13:14 CEST,Dinnerbone,2013:01:01 00:00:00 CEST,Being an ultimate badass hacker

#Old formats will be converted as the following:
OldMan,Unknown,Unknown,Forever,Banned by an operator.

#Name field is the person who is banned. Case insensitive.

#Date/time field is in the following format: "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss Z",
# or the literal "Unknown". Any values it doesn't recognize will be "Unknown".

#Banned by field is the operator who banned the player. Empty values will be
# treated as "Unknown".

#Until field is the same format as date/time. If this isn't "Forever" then the
# player will be unbanned at (roughly) the specified time. Unknown values are
# treated as "Forever".

#For field is the reason the player was banned. It will be displayed when the
# client tries to join. May contain format codes. Empty defaults to
# "Banned by an operator."

white-list.txt

#Name, Date/Time, Added By, Comment

#All values are trimmed
#<-- these are comments and will be ignored by the parser
#The comment field may contain unescaped commas (, <--). It will be loaded as split(line, 4).
Santa,2012-12-31 12:15:09 CEST,Dinnerbone,He brings me gifts.
ReallyCoolDude,2012-12-31 12:13:14 CEST,Dinnerbone,I like this dude.

#Old formats will be converted as the following:
OldMan,Unknown,Unknown,

#Name field is the person who is white-listed. Case insensitive.

#Date/time field is in the following format: "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss Z",
# or the literal "Unknown". Any values it doesn't recognize will be "Unknown".

#Added by field is the operator who white-listed the player. Empty values
# will be treated as "Unknown".

#Comment is anything you like. May contain format codes. Empty values allowed.

Wait, so if the ban message contains commas, it won't screw it up? It just looks a bit confusing, though.

@Surfjamaica Nah, the line is split into 5 parts. The ban message is always the last part so no matter how many commas the ban message contains it will be fine. Read this javadoc http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html#split%28java.lang.CharSequence,%20int%29 It is the very piece that is being used.